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Great Blue Heron Gentry  

 
Great Blue Heron

One of the many species of wildlife to be seen in Oregon estuaries
is the magnificent Great Blue Heron.

 Photo by George Gentry, USFS  

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Where the River Meets the Sea 

The Siuslaw Estuary Water Trail

 

Siuslaw Water Trail

Where the river meets the sea, interesting things happen. These unique areas, called estuaries, are trapped between fresh water and salt water, and subject to the influences of both. The rich sediment, nutrients, and tides create a fascinating zone of life in motion, and among the most productive natural habitats in the world. The best way to explore an estuary is in a kayak or canoe and a great place to go is along the Siuslaw Estuary Water Trail - 30 miles of beauty and wildlife between Mapleton, Oregon and the Pacific Ocean. READ MORE    

 Photo courtesy of Siuslaw Water Trail  

      

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Featured Gear   

Double Vision Kayak
If One is Good, Two is Better!


Kayak Double Vision  

The Double Vision kayak, offers high levels of stability and tracking, providing hours of paddling enjoyment for the whole family. This 16-18-foot tandem kayak offers two generously sized keyhole cockpits that allow for easy and stable entry and exit, as well as extended foot room and increased storage capacity. As with the solo models, the Double Vision is constructed from a vacuum bagged composite hybrid layup which allows for an unsurpassed combination of light weight, stiffness, toughness and value.  READ MORE 

  
Featured Event 

Trail Running Running Times Shotgun Trail Blast  

Shotgun Creek Campground

April 2, Near Eugene/Marcola 


If you love to run in the single-track dirt, the Shotgun Trail Blast offers 5-50 kilometers of trees, mud, streams, hills and incredible views.      

 

 If you don't care to run 3-50 miles in a day, you still might be interested in discovering the Shotgun Creek Recreational Area northwest of Eugene/Marcola. A perfect place for families and gatherings, the site features swimming, ball fields, a volleyball court and a playground. A six-mile hiking network with an accessible segment and desirable viewing spots overlooking the creek make any day a full outing.

 

Photo courtesy of Running Times   

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The Lodge at
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Sits directly off the Outback National Scenic Highway, which features such geological wonders as Crack in the Ground, Hole in the Ground, and Fort Rock. Birders: this lodge is
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Road Tripper E-Report # 84·  March 28, 2011